Many people have been praying for Minister Malik Shabazz, who has been recovering after he suffered a massive heart attack.

Six former Mississippi law enforcement officers who pleaded guilty to a long list of state and federal charges for torturing two Black men will be sentenced by a federal judge starting Tuesday.

His heart stopped beating after a massive heart attack, but he is alive and recovering and wants everyone to understand why.

Attorneys for the victims of a racist episode of police torture say new policies unveiled by a Mississippi sheriff’s department this week were introduced so the sheriff can escape liability in a civil lawsuit and forestall a federal probe.

After suffering a massive heart attack, Reverend Dr. Malik Shabazz, known for supporting essential causes, now has to focus on the most important one of all, which is his own health.

A family spokesman says Reverend Dr. Malik Shabazz was responding to doctors after being removed from a respirator.

Metro Detroit minister and activist Malik Shabazz remains in critical condition after suffering a massive heart attack Monday morning.

Community activist Malik Shabazz is hospitalized after he suffered a massive heart attack in Metro Detroit.

Mississippi sheriff's deputies already being investigated for possible civil rights violations after shooting a Black man are now being accused of attempting to sexually assault him.

It has been almost 10 years since a Detroit mother of two was last seen.

Community leaders came together on Detroit's east side to call for a peaceful end to violence across the city.

The cases have gone cold, but their goal is to raise awareness and hopefully, generate some more leads.

DETROIT – Tai’raz Moore and his father’s girlfriend, Isis Rimson, were killed execution-style in the basement of a Warren house Oct. 1. Tai’raz’s family said the 6-year-old had a magnetic personality. It was Tai’raz’s aunt who sought to bring the happiness to this affair as she believed Tai’raz himself would have. Community activist Malik Shabazz of the New Marcus Garvey Movement decried the violence that took Tai’raz’s life. We have to love our way out of the abnormal becoming normal, out of the unthinkable becoming doable," Shabazz told the crowd.